Government and officials

Lodi Township is run by an elected Township Board. Find out who serves, what each office does, and how to contact them. Names and contact details are placeholders for this demonstration.

How township government works

Michigan townships are governed by an elected board. The Township Board makes the township’s laws and budget decisions, and staff carry them out. The board has seven members, all elected:

  • The Supervisor presides over Board meetings and leads township operations.
  • The Clerk keeps official records, including minutes, and manages elections.
  • The Treasurer keeps township funds and oversees property tax collection.
  • Four Trustees vote on policy, the budget and ordinances alongside the other officers.

Board meetings are open to the public. Agendas, minutes and public notices are listed on the Meetings & Public Notices page.

Elected officers

Township Supervisor

Placeholder Name

Presides over Township Board meetings and leads day-to-day township operations, working with staff on the budget.

Phone:
(000) 000-0000

Township Clerk

Placeholder Name

Keeps the township’s official records, including meeting minutes, and coordinates elections and Freedom of Information Act requests.

Phone:
(000) 000-0000

Township Treasurer

Placeholder Name

Keeps custody of township funds, oversees property tax collection, and reports on the township’s finances to the Board.

Phone:
(000) 000-0000

Township Trustees

Township Trustee 1

Placeholder Name

Votes on township policy, the budget and ordinances, and hears residents’ questions at Board meetings.

Phone:
(000) 000-0000

Township Trustee 2

Placeholder Name

Votes on township policy, the budget and ordinances, and hears residents’ questions at Board meetings.

Phone:
(000) 000-0000

Township Trustee 3

Placeholder Name

Votes on township policy, the budget and ordinances, and hears residents’ questions at Board meetings.

Phone:
(000) 000-0000

Township Trustee 4

Placeholder Name

Votes on township policy, the budget and ordinances, and hears residents’ questions at Board meetings.

Phone:
(000) 000-0000